TimiØx

Got to know Timi through a friend in the Web3 space, and honestly? Solid guy. Always shows up, always adding value no noise, just real presence. Timi is one of those people who don’t try too hard but still stand out. Super consistent, smart takes, and a chill sense of humor that makes everything better. One of the good ones in this space.

I got to know Timi from a friend in the web3 space he is an hardworking fellow who is always up and doing, his dedication and passion for the web3 space make him outstanding in his field of work. Connecting with a Dev is a great opportunity, learning thing about how things work from him is just phenomenal for me

Timi is one of those people who quietly makes everything better just by being around. Steady, thoughtful, and effortlessly real. He doesn’t chase attention, but his presence always stands out. Timi shows up with that calm wisdom and a sense of humor that hits just right. Honestly, the kind of friend you don’t come across twice.

Seeing Timi's work and speaking to him feels like stepping into a quiet lab where the work speaks louder than the words. There’s a calm confidence in the way he engages never trying to impress, but always leaving you impressed. His grasp of dev work is solid, not just from a technical angle, but from a systems-thinking lens that only comes with deep experience and curiosity. He doesn’t just code he solves, refines, and builds with purpose. What really stands out is how naturally he simplifies tough problems, often unpacking complex ideas without ever sounding robotic or rehearsed. There’s a rare balance in his posts—tech-savvy without arrogance, clever without the need to constantly prove it. You can tell he’s the kind of developer who doesn’t just work hard, but works smart. He spots what others miss. In a space often cluttered with noise and surface-level takes, He brings substance. He’s not just part of the tech conversation he’s actively shaping it.

I’ve known Anointing for a long time, and I can honestly say he’s one of the best devs out there. The guy is crazy good at what he does—smart contract development, building on different blockchains, front-end, back-end, you name it. He’s solid with Solidity, Rust, JavaScript, React, Node.js, and he really understands how DeFi, NFTs, and Web3 work under the hood. What makes him stand out isn’t just his technical skills though—it’s how he approaches problems, always finding clean and efficient solutions no matter how tough things get. He’s the type of person you want on your team if you’re building something serious. Always professional, always ahead of the curve, and always delivering

@Timi0x is a highly engaging and consistent voice in the crypto and Web3 space His content is sharp informative and always on point making his timeline a great place to learn and stay updated on the latest trends in the industry What makes him stand out is his ability to simplify complex ideas and present them in a way that is both accessible and insightful He actively supports and highlights emerging projects helping others grow while contributing positively to the broader community His tweets often spark thoughtful discussions and his dedication to staying active and relevant is evident in everything he shares Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned crypto enthusiast following @Timi0x is a smart move His content is reliable educational and always adds value to the conversation in a space that’s constantly evolving

A lot of people post, few actually participate. This guy participates. Whether it’s contributing to the visibility of a new project, asking the right questions in discussions, or being early to support community calls, he brings real energy to the space. It never feels performative just honest commitment to shared goals. I’ve learned a lot just from being in the same loop.

I thought I had a decent handle on Web3 stuff until I started talking to Timi. He made things click in a way that actually stuck. No attitude, no weird flexes , just clear explanations and solid advice. He even walked me through running nodes, which felt impossible before but actually made sense the way he broke it down. He’s the kind of dev who actually wants people around him to grow. A lot of what I understand now comes from those lowkey chats with him. Glad I got to learn from someone like that.

Aremu stands out as one of the most consistent and thoughtful contributors in the space. His content is always value-driven, clear, educational, and rooted in purpose. He shows up daily, not just to be seen, but to genuinely support and elevate the ecosystem. His work ethic, authenticity, and focus make him someone worth learning from. Grateful to have him in the circle.

Timi is one of the geniue friends that was part of my web3 story, always motivating me in irl event and activities making me see the essence of merging web2 and web3 together